This project is an SDK that can compile and run, however requires cloud connectivity and actual device integrations (Zigbee, BLE, Z-Wave, etc).

To create a working solution, the SDK consumer would:

• Implement a 'channel' (in commService) to connect to their cloud and translate our internal device data model and service control.
• Implement some device subsystems to deviceService and corresponding device drivers. This SDK includes device drivers which sit upon ZHAL (Zigbee Hardware Abstraction Layer) to aid in the that effort.

• 3rdParty : 3rd-party dependencies
• branding : default and customer-specific configuration/settings
• buildTools : build configurations for cmake
• source : core source-code tree
• tools : helpers & generators local to this tree

Refer to README files within the respective areas for additional building details.

Eash Service provides a layer of functionality that can be accessed via an api (generated code). Most services consume and produce events (generated code) that any process can listen for.

• automation : Leverage littlesheens https://github.com/Comcast/littlesheens.git to invoke actions based upon events.

• backupRestore : Periodically create a tarball of local configuration data so it can be stored externally (ideally the cloud). In the event of a restore, this will expand the tarball and inform each service of the location of the old configuration for importing.

• comm : Communication layer to the cloud. Supports the concept of multiple channels to allow one or more cloud couplings.

• device : Interaction with various devices (Zigbee, BLE, Wifi, etc).

• props : Store and maintain Key/Value pairs for runtime options or basic configuration.

• rdkIntegration : Listen for events from the RDK dbus

• watchdog : Launch processes, restart them on failure

• ipcGenerator : Not a service, but a utility to generate the API layers of services (IPC and Events).

• ZITH : Not a service, but a utility that provides a mocked zigbee controller.

• Refer to the BUILDING.md file for details on setting up the environment and building the source code
• See GUIDE.md for a step-by-step guide to using and testing this SDK